After this man's death, his personal papers were organized by his aide, Daniel O'Leary, who also wrote a thirty-four volume history of this man's military career. This man received weapons from Alexandre Petion and allied himself with the Belgian merchant Luis Brion, who supplied this man with ships. That support allowed this man and a band of exiled soldiers to make a successful amphibious landing at Los Cayos. General Soublette was one of this man's most important deputies. This man's first military offensive is called the "Admirable Campaign", which failed. This man's "Decree of War to the Death" helped him defeat Field Marshal de la Torre after returning from Jamaica, where he wrote a no
After this man's death, his personal papers were organized by his aide, Daniel O'Leary, who also wrote a thirty-four volume history of this man's military career. This man received weapons from Alexandre Petion and allied himself with the Belgian merchant Luis Brion, who supplied this man with ships. That support allowed this man and a band of exiled soldiers to make a successful amphibious landing at Los Cayos. General Soublette was one of this man's most important deputies. This man's first military offensive is called the "Admirable Campaign", which failed. This man's "Decree of War to the Death" helped him defeat Field Marshal de la Torre after returning from Jamaica, where he wrote a notable letter. For ten points, name this victor of the Battles of Carabobo and Boyaca, the liberator of South America.
After this man's death, his personal papers were organized by his aide, Daniel O'Leary, who also wrote a thirty-four volume history of this man's military career.
Simon {Bolivar}